Re: Memes For Peace-at-the-price-of-murder, torture, oppression and slavery

From: Bryan Thompson (baronvonbryan@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun 09 Mar 2003 - 20:17:23 GMT

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    where did you get your statistics? the Sunnis and shi'tes are not begging us to come over and a war would just disrupt the region and cause more destabilization in the region and breed a new generation of terrorists. the war would not be quick. the pentagon has said the war could easily take years and many experts say that this could be another Vietnam. the gulf war was relatively quick because we had 17 allies and were just pushing saddam out of Kuwait. this would be us with maybe 3 allies invading Iraq and changing an entire government. they are not the same.

    *Peace* Bryan Thompson Living Proof - Berkley paperback - March 2003 Government secrets/biological weapons/human subjects http://www.peterjthompson.net

    ----- Original Message ----- From: <joedees@bellsouth.net> To: <memetics@mmu.ac.uk> Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 12:44 PM Subject: Re: Memes For Peace-at-the-price-of-murder, torture, oppression and slavery

    > > the warmongers are constantly talking about how supposedly, we need
    > > war to make peace. what an oxymoronic neo-conservative media spinning
    > > crock of bullshit. the iraqi war would only kill thousands of U.S.
    > > troops, tens of thousands of iraqi's and cost the country hundreds of
    > > billions of dollars. I'm not sure if you live in america but we are
    > > very aware of the costs of the war. the majority of american people
    > > are opposed to the war but bush (who also did not win with a majority
    > > of the votes) continues to bang the war drum. your response disgusts
    > > me!
    > >
    > Actually, 59% of US citizens support the US policy, and 84% believe
    > that Saddam is indeed flummoxing the inspectors. Let the Kurds,
    > Shiites and Sunnis of Iraq choose; they are BEGGING us to liberate
    > them! They have already lost a million people to that mustachioed
    > madman in the past two decades and eight million have fled into exile
    > and refugeehood. They would vastly prefer to lose thousands of
    > citizens to unintentional death in a quick liberation on the other side of
    > which lies freedom, democracy and human rights, than to have another
    > million brutally butchered by Saddam over the next twenty years. As far
    > as the cost; war does cost, but 9/11 cost more than 100 billion. We
    > must not allow that to happen again with smuggled-in WMD's. When
    > the Iraqis dance in the strrets of Baghdad like they did in the streets of
    > Kabul, and the freed grateful citizens point out the locations of the
    > hidden chemo and bio weapons and the mass graves, when the 38
    > billion buck Saddamic oil deal with France is shredded by regime
    > change (yes, it IS all about oil - for France!), and the filing cabinets
    > reveal the horrid extent to which German and French companies re-
    > armed saddam through the sanctions with chemical precursors and
    > incubation media and rocket engines, will the nay-sayers eat the crow
    > they should have eaten after Afghanistan, and Kosovo, and Bosnia (all
    > of which also protected and liberated Muslims)? NAAH. They lack the
    > honesty and integrity to do so.
    > >
    > > *Peace*
    > > Bryan Thompson
    > > Living Proof - Berkley paperback - March 2003
    > > Government secrets/biological weapons/human subjects
    > > http://www.peterjthompson.net
    > >
    > >
    > > ----- Original Message -----
    > > From: <joedees@bellsouth.net>
    > > To: <memetics@mmu.ac.uk>
    > > Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 12:52 AM
    > > Subject: Re: Memes For Peace-at-the-price-of-murder, torture,
    > > oppression and slavery
    > >
    > >
    > > > > Hi everyone. I have started a new group dedicated to use Memetic
    > > > > Engineering to spread peace and stop an imminent war on Iraq.
    > > > > It's address is at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/memesforpeace/
    > > > > We may also discuss politics, Sociology and Psychology,
    > > > > Neuro-linguistic programming, culture jamming and any other topic
    > > > > that interests you. We will also discuss how memes affect the news
    > > > > media and how people in power and the media use memes and other
    > > > > concepts to portray an event. If any of these things interest you,
    > > > > please check it out! Thank you.
    > > > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/memesforpeace/
    > > > >
    > > > > *Peace*
    > > > > Bryan Thompson
    > > > >
    > > > I'm shure, dewde, that the enslaved, oppressed, tortured and mass
    > > > murdered Shias, Sunnis and Kurds of Iraq, as well as the families of
    > > > those suicide-bombed disco-dancing Israeli teenagers the killers of
    > > > whose families saddam so liberally compensates 925k per shaheed),
    > > > will submit your hallowed name for a Nobel Peace-at-any-Price prize,
    > > > if not for demonic, diabolic and/or appeasatory sainthood (voice
    > > > dripping with sarcasm like treacle). Just turn your face away and
    > > > harden your bleeding heart. To Hell with them all, right? Let 'em
    > > > eat sand, toxins, semtex and germs! Feel proud of your
    > > > small-minded, narcissistic, self-absorbed, egocentric, hypocritcal,
    > > > uncaring and Saddamite-ass-kissing self, hokay? No one else
    > > > possessing a shred of reason or decency should.
    > > > >
    > > > > Living Proof - Berkley paperback - March 2003
    > > > > Government secrets/biological weapons/human subjects
    > > > > http://www.peterjthompson.net
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